Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-07-08
LOC4L BREvTTIEs.

AID the reading rot'm.
Fourth of July is past.
Drink Roseburg soda wafer.
The school house will be built.
Blackberries are becoming plentiful.
Push the woclen mill enterprise ahead.
The glorious fourth Is thing Of the past
Rumors Of wedding bells ringing next week.
Cupid has been very busy in this county
lately.
J. L. Graves, U. S, timber inspector, is in
this city.
First class ice cream at the City Bakery
every day.
The voice of the ice cream freezer is longcd
and listened for.
James Graham, Of Gardiner calculated the
Fourth in Roseburg.
The hay crop is larger in this county than
it has been for years.
Thos l. Cannon moved INTO F. W. Ben-
sons house this week.
Frst-class soda water al Thompson & Gil
hams near the depot.
The McClallen house WAS beautifully ever
greened tor the Fourth
No mercy on high prices, down they so at
!. Jaskulek' bargain store.
Pure, cold, delicious ice cream at the City
Bakery every day. Try it.
THE REVIEW force with several others will
start TO the coast next week.
\ large number Of people celebrated the
4th, in Roscburg last Monday.
The first string beans OF the season in the
market this week in Roscburg.
Mrs Geo. Estes returned few days ago
from visit TO her parents in Drain.
We would hike to hear some music from
the band stand these long evenings.
The street sprinkler is again on our streets
and is heartily welcomed In our midst.
y carload Of nails Of all kinds and sizes just
arrived at J, Jaskulek's bargain store.
The illumination of Mt. Hood on the night
of the Fourth was complete success.
Mr.. S. c. Flint and a number Of others
contemplating trip to Crater lake soon.
Moore and Evans have purchased new
hack and will start delivery wagon soon.
An extra fine lot of genuine pebble spcctac-
les just arrived at J. Jaskulck's bargain store.
THE REVIEW extends thanks 10 Mr. F. NJ.
Woodin of Sugar Pine for nice venison ham.
Grist mill for sale at sacrifice. For par
ticulars see Lane & Lane. Roscbug, Oregon.
The Junior band came out in their new uni
forms on the 4th of July. Didn't they look
nice?
Lyman Abraham will enter upon the duties
Of collector of customs in Portland about July
18th.
+. 2. Croncmillcr came up from Salem
last Saturday to celebrate the 4th in Rose
burg.
q. w. Day returned this week from an cx-
tcnsive visit cast, having been absent about a
year.
Tiny toboggans now ''dangle from the ban
gle" worn by the progressive girl of the
period.
L. d. Carlo went to Portland last Saturday
on business connected with his hardware agen-
cy here.
Wash Moore, who has been working in the
mines for some time, came down tc RosebLrg
this week.
Write the Beethoven Piano-Organ Co., of
Washington, n. j., for Illustrated Catalogue.
Sent free.
The Drain Echo has changed hands, and
in making business change will not issue
this week
mail route has been established from
Roseburg TO Oak Creek, and carrier will be
started soon.
Mr.. D. {. Pitzcr presented us with some
excellent peaches this week of which he has an
abundant crop.
Parties wishing to take boat ride can Sc
cure an excellent boat from J. !. Farquar on
| reasonable terms.
Mrs. William Wright left last Tuesday for
Illinois on visit 10 her relatives and will re-
main all summer
L. Langenherg has beautiful little foun-
tain in his cigar show case. 1t is a very in
genious arrangement.
J.. w. Lane who has been on the sick list
for some time has resumed his duties as bag
gage master on the train.
j. Cawlield is making an Improvement
in the shape of new barn on his premises in
the western part of town
The Misses Cora Bencdick and Lille
Moore went 10 Salem Tuesday 10 attend the
State Teachers Association.
Thomas Shrum Of Mt Scott bought a
Champion binder from Sheridan Bros. this
week to harvest his crop with.
| Jos. Stephens Jr. formerly of this place, is
on visit here 10 friends and relatives from
his present home, Los Angeles.
| Grants Pass has teachers institute to
commence on the 18th and TO last three days
Several Roseburgers will attend.
]. II. SEupc and c. A. Sehlbrede of Oak.
land were iu town this week, settling some
business before the county court.
Paul Mosher will leave for Arizona nexr
week to work for his brother Charles who
has recently started daily paper.